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The D-Drive and AARMS Document Server houses documents from various projects related to D·Drive (Dalhousie Distributed Research Institute and Virtual Environment) and AARMS (Atlantic Association for Research in the Mathematical Sciences). It archives a repository of mathematical preprints, theses, and reports from diverse fields including optimization, functional analysis, distributed and symbolic computation, and number theory. The repository is running on eprints.org open archives software.

DALEA (Dalarna University College Electronic Archive) is a database covering the research publications and student theses produced by researchers and students of the university.

The David Rumsey Historical Map Collection contains online maps and focuses on rare 18th and 19th century North and South America cartographic history materials. Historic maps of the World, Europe, Asia and Africa are also represented. The collection categories include old and antique atlas, globe, school geography, maritime chart, state, county, city, pocket, wall, children and manuscript maps. Genealogy and family history can be studied on the maps. The online collection is an expanding cross section of digital images designed to highlight the depth of the collection.

Deep Blue at the University of Michigan provides access to and preservation for the best scholarly and artistic work done here. It includes working papers, technical reports, images, videos, and more. Deep Blue uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

The Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC)'s Repository provides pertinent scientific and technical information for the DoD community and the world at large.

The Australian National University's (ANU) institutional repository, Demetrius, aims to preserve and provide access to the University's research and teaching accomplishments. ANU DSpace is a tool for collecting, disseminating, and preserving collections including technical reports, working papers, student projects, research data, images, etc.

Denison University Collections Online contains digitized collections from Denison University. It currently houses the Tom D. Schultz Insectary collection.

The Depot is a JISC support service, launched in June 2007 with the specific task of ensuring that all in the UK research community can benefit from making their published papers available under Open Access, and helping maximize readership of their work. This repository is running on eprints.org open archive software, a freely distributable archive system available from eprints.org.

DESY (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron) is one of an accelerator center working on the structure of matter. DESY develops and builds large facilities for the acceleration of particles to extremely high energies. This repository contains publications from conferences and research performed at DESY.

DIALNET is an alerting service that allows users to be updated on scientific articles in the Spanish language. This OAI service provides access to Spanish-language scientific articles.

DIALNET is an alerting service that allows users to be updated on scientific articles in the Spanish language. This OAI service provides access to Spanish-language scientific theses.

Diálogo Científico, Ciência da Informação is a cross-institutional repository on research in information science. The archive runs on e-prints, open archive software available from eprints.org.

The Digital Academic Repository of the Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA-DARE) is a digital archive with scientific publications of the university. UvA-DARE is managed by the Library of the Universiteit van Amsterdam and contains reports, preprints, books, chapters, book reviews, inaugural lectures and dissertations.

Digital Case is Case Western Reserve University's digital library, which archives, preserves and disseminates the intellectual output of research at Case in electronic formats, as well as collections of historical library materials that have been digitized. With Digital Case, the Kelvin Smith Library assumes an active role in the scholarly communication process, providing expertise in the form of a set of services for access, distribution and long-term preservation of Case's collective intellectual product.

Digital Collections @ Mac contains materials digitized at McMaster University. The collections include the World War II Concentration Camp Correspondence, the Bertrand Russell Archives, and Peace and War in the 20th Century.

Digital Collections@UM is the repository of digital items at the University of Maryland. The Office of Digital Collections and Research began digitizing and building a digital repository based on the Fedora platform in January 2005. The University of Maryland Libraries, like many academic libraries, include not only the familiar books and journals of the general collections, but many rare and unique materials. The digital collections available here are a part of the University of Maryland Libraries' efforts to make many holdings more ubiquitously available in digital form.

Digital Commons@IWU is the central repository for research and scholarly efforts of students and faculty at Illinois Wesleyan University. Digital Commons@IWU also serves as a repository for University records created by administrative offices, departments and programs at IWU. The goals of the repository are to ensure preservation and persistent access of IWU's intellectual work, increase discovery of IWU scholarship and artistic expressions, promote scholarly collaborations with colleagues, and document and record IWU's history and progress.

Digital Commons@Wayne State University is a service of the Wayne State University libraries. Research and scholarly output included has been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centers on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

The Digital Imaging And Media Technology Initiative at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) Library explores the use of multimedia and network technology to promote preservation of the Library's unique collections and to provide widespread access to these collections. Collections include the German Emblem Books, Teaching with Digital Content, and Historical Maps of Illinois and the Northwest Territory.

The Digital Library Federation (DLF) Digital Collections Registry is a gateway to the digital collections of DLF member institutions. The DLF is an international association of libraries and allied institutions with a mission to enable new research and scholarship of its members, students, scholars, lifelong learners, and the general public by developing an international network of digital libraries. DLF relies on collaboration, the expertise of its members, and a nimble, flexible, organizational structure to fulfill its mission.

The Digital Library Federation (DLF) Print Publications Repository contains information resources produced by the DLF. Those designated as "publications" report finally and formally on particular initiatives or pieces of research. The rest report the incremental steps taken by DLF initiatives, supply periodic snapshots of DLF members' digital library activities and achievements, and document the proceedings of DLF forums.

The Digital Library for Earth System Education (DLESE) is a grassroots, community-based effort involving teachers, students, and scientists working together to create a library of educational resources and services to support Earth system science education. DLESE supports Earth system science education by providing access to high-quality collections of educational resources; access to Earth data sets and imagery; support services to help educators and learners effectively create, use, and share educational resources; and communication networks to facilitate interactions and collaborations across all dimensions of Earth system education.

DLIST is the Digital Library of Information Science and Technology. It supports theory, practice, policy, and education in library and information science. DLIST is an archive for materials (published, refereed, and unpublished) in the areas of information science and information technology. Special emphases are on information literacy and informetrics. DLIST is based on the open source OAI-compliant Eprints archive software developed at the University of Southampton.

The Digital Library of Malopolska provides access to the most important publications regarding the cultural heritage of the city of Krakow and the region of Malopolska in Poland. The selection includes works of artists and people of culture, scientific and educational publications, as well as virtual exhibitions. It uses dlibra, a framework for building digital libraries.

The Digital Library of the Commons (DLC) is a gateway to the international literature on the commons, common-pool resources, and common property. It is a Working Paper Archive of author-submitted papers, as well as full-text conference papers, dissertations, working papers and pre-prints, and reports. The archive runs on e-prints, open archive software available from eprints.org.

The Digital Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University (WSU) Libraries is an expanding series of collections that provide access to maps, historical photos and texts. They include Early Washington Maps, the Frank Fuller Avery Image Collection, the William Delbert Barkhuff Image Collection, and Steamboat Photographs.

Digital Past, based at the North Suburban Library System in Illinois, offers a treasure trove of photographs, postcards, diaries, oral histories, documents, movies, interpretive exhibits, and other historical materials from libraries, historical societies, museums, and other cultural venues throughout Illinois.

Digital Peer Publishing (DiPP), located in North Rhein Westfalia, Germany, encourages the foundation and expansion of open access scientific E-journals. It is sponsored by the Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Forschung des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen.

Digital Repository of the SibFU (Siberian Federal University) contains publications from the University. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

The Digital Treasures Repository is a Central/Western Massachusetts Resource Sharing (C/WMARS) Project. It is a digital library collection of the agricultural and industrial cultural history of Central and Western Massachusetts. Primary contributing institutions include member libraries and regional library systems of the C/WMARS library network.

Digital.CSIC is the institutional repository of the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC). The repository provides open access to the digital scientific output produced by the CSIC researchers. Documents in Digital.CSIC are classified by scientific areas, and include journal papers, proceedings, working papers and reports, theses, divulgation materials and other contents. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

Digital.Maag is the institutional repository for Youngstown State University and is administered by the Maag Library staff. The University Archives and Special Collections continues to add to its community. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

Digitala Vetenskapliga Arkivet (DiVA) contains theses, dissertations and other publications in full-text from Nordic universities such as Stockholm, Sodertorn, Umea, Uppsala and Orebro. DiVA has been developed by the Electronic Publishing Centre at Uppsala University Library.

DigitalCommons@Bryant University is the product of the Douglas and Judith Krupp Library Digital Commons initiative. The intent of the institutional repository is to capture, preserve and organize the intellectual output of Bryant University, and to make these assets available to researchers throughout the world. In addition, this repository will highlight Bryant's legacy and unique special collections. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@CalPoly promotes discovery, research, cross-disciplinary collaboration and support for instruction by collecting, preserving and providing access to scholarly, intellectual and creative work generated by Cal Poly faculty and students. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@Connecticut College is a service of the Department of Information Services at Connecticut College. Research and scholarly output included here has been selected and deposited by departments and centers on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@Fayetteville State University is a DigitalCommons project that highlights Fayetteville State University's scholarship of various types (working papers, journal articles, dissertations and theses, etc.). The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@Fordham is a service of Fordham University, The Jesuit University of New York. Research and scholarly output included has been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centres on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@ILR is a DigitalCommons project that offers electronic access to unique material that encompasses every aspect of the workplace. It is a service of the Martin P. Catherwood Library, School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University. Research and scholarly output included within the DigitalCommons@ILR has been selected and deposited by the individual departments, centers, institutes, and programs within the School of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR). The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@Liberty University is a DigitalCommons project that highlights Liberty University's scholarship of various types (working papers, journal articles, dissertations and theses, etc.). The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@Macalester College is a service of the Macalester College Library. Research and scholarly output included here has been selected by the individual departments and centers on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@McMaster is a service of the McMaster University libraries. Research and scholarly output included here has been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centres on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@Pace is a service of the Pace University Libraries. Research and scholarly output included here have been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centers on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@Providence College is a DigitalCommons project that highlights Providence College's scholarship of various types (working papers, journal articles, dissertations and theses, etc.). The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@Robert W. Woodruff Library at the Atlanta University Center contains research and scholarly output that has been selected and deposited by the students and faculty of the member schools: Clark Atlanta University, the Interdenominational Theological Center, Morehouse College, and Spelman College, and the librarians of the Robert W. Woodruff Library. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@The Texas Medical Center is a service of the Houston Academy of Medicine-Texas Medical Center library. Research and scholarly output has been selected and deposited by the individual academic institutions and research centers in the Texas Medical Center. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@The University of Georgia School of Law is the institutional repository of the University of Georgia School of Law. It is designed to capture the intellectual output of the School of Law and preserve its institutional history. The repository is a service of the Alexander Campbell King Law Library. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@UConn is a pilot project coordinated by the Scholarly Communications Group within the University of Connecticut (UConn) Libraries. It is an electronic repository of the intellectual output of the UConn community, and represents a way for UConn to organize, store and preserve its research in digital form in a single unified location. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@University of Maryland School of Law is a service of the University of Maryland School of Law libraries. Research and scholarly output included has been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centers on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@University of Rhode Island is a service of the University of Rhode Island Libraries. Research and scholarly output included here has been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centers on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

DigitalCommons@UNL (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) is a service of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln libraries. Research and scholarly output included here has been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centers on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

The DigitalCommons@UTEP repository is a service of the University of Texas at El Paso libraries. Research and scholarly output included has been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centers on campus. Materials include journals and peer-reviewed series, theses and dissertations, and research documents. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

Digitale Bibliothek Braunschweig is a project of Universitätsbibliothek Braunschweig, in cooperation with the Technische Universität Braunschweig computing centre. The repository contains the full text of articles, pre-prints, theses, books, and other publications from the Universität.

Digitale Bibliothek Thüringen contains university documents such as theses and papers as well as research reports, lesson plans, and audio and video documents in different formats. Also included are historical collections of monographs and essays and excerpts of the famous anatomical collection of the medical faculty of the Friedrich-Schiller-Universität.

The Digitale Hochschulschriften der Fachhochschule Dortmund publishes the scientific documents of the professional school, Fachhochschule Dortmund, on the web. The documents are freely accessible as research tools. Documents of a strongly ephermal nature are not included, e.g., training meeting proceedings.

The Digitale Hochschulschriften der Fachhochschule Düsseldorf (FHD) publishes the scientific documents of the FHD professional school on the web. The documents are freely accessible as research tools. Documents of a strongly ephermal nature are not included, e.g., training meeting proceedings.

The Digitale Hochschulschriften der Fachhochschule Gelsenkirchen publishes the scientific documents of the professional school, Fachhochschule Gelsenkirchen, on the web. The documents are freely accessible as research tools. Documents of a strongly ephermal nature are not included, e.g., training meeting proceedings.

The Digitale Hochschulschriften der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) München contains digital dissertations from the University of Munich. The university library offers the possibility for graduate students to deliver their thesis in electronic format.

Digitized Books from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is the repository of currently digitized (selected) books from our UIUC's collection of over 11 million volumes. The goal of the Illinois Harvest / Large-scale Digitization Initiative is to enlarge the digital collections of the University of Illinois and to provide enhanced access to those collections, as well as to digital resources about Illinois and by Illinois scholars from collections and institutions around the country. This work is being done in conjunction with OCA (Open Content Alliance).

DIGITUM: Depósito Digital de la Universidad de Murcia is the institutional repository of the Universidad de Murcia. Its objective is to allow free access to the scientific and academic production of the Universidad, since it increases the visibility of these documents and in addition guarantees the conservation of these digital archives. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

Dilibri is a digitized collection of works from the Rheinland-Pfalz region, including Rheinland-Pfalz libraries. Partners in the project are Universitätsbibliothek Trier, Stadtbibliothek Mainz and Landesbibliothekszentrum Rheinland-Pfalz.

Dipòsit Digital de la UB (Universitat de Barcelona) is a university repository providing access to the digital output of the faculty and staff at the Universitat de Barcelona, Spain. It includes research output as well as learning and scholarly materials. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT. All the material is made available under Creative Commons licenses.

The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) covers free, full text, quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals. The purpose of the DOAJ is to increase the visibility and ease of use of open access journals thereby promoting their increased usage and impact. The DOAJ aims to be comprehensive and cover all open access scientific and scholarly journals that use a quality control system to guarantee the content. All subject areas and languages will be covered.

The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) Articles provides access to the full text of freely-available, quality-controlled scientific and scholarly journal articles. The purpose of the DOAJ is to increase the visibility and ease of use of open access journals thereby promoting their increased usage and impact.

DiscoverArchive collects, preserves, indexes, and distributes digital scholarly output of Vanderbilt University faculty. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT. The Jean and Alexander Heard Library manages the repository.

The DiTeD (Depósito de Dissertações e Teses Digitais) Repository manages theses and dissertations that are digitally deposited in the Biblioteca Nacional (of Portugal). The Biblioteca Nacional registers and preserves these digital materials for the long term. Theses and dissertations are legally required to be deposited in the Biblioteca Nacional. The DiTeD service is associated with other similar projects, through the NDLTD (Digital Networked Library of Thesis and Dissertations) initiative.

The Division of Academic and Health Affairs Repository provides a single point of access to the reports and publications produced by the Division of Academic and Health Affairs at the University of California Office of the President. Materials have been posted by individual departments and units within the Division, and are added on a continuing basis. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

dLibra Biblioteka Cyfrowa Projektu contains documentation and articles related to the dLibra project. It, naturally, uses dlibra, a framework for building digital libraries.

The DLRL (Digital Library Research Laboratory, University of Virginia) Publications eprint server aims to have a complete collection of publications by Edward A. Fox, Director of the Laboratory. In addition, other works of the lab - by faculty, staff, and students - are collected here for your convenience. It is running on eprints.org open archives software.

DOCS@RWU is a service of the Roger Williams University Libraries. Research and scholarly output included here has been selected and deposited by the individual university departments and centers on campus. The repository is hosted on the Digital Commons product from bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press).

Document Server@UHasselt contains research and publications in digital form, including preprints, published articles, technical reports, working papers and more. The repository is a service provided by the Hasselt University Library. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

Documenting the American South (DAS) is a collection of sources on Southern history, literature and culture from the colonial period through the first decades of the 20th century. It is organized into the projects: First-Person Narratives of the American South, Library of Southern Literature, North American Slave Narratives, The Southern Homefront, 1861-1865, The Church in the Southern Black Community, The North Carolina Experience, Beginnings to 1940, and North Carolinians and the Great War. The Academic Affairs Library at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill sponsors DAS, and the texts come primarily from its Southern holdings.

The Dokumenten- und Publikationsserver der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin provides the organizational and technical conditions for the electronic publication of scientific documents to all members of the Humboldt University. The document server contains conference proceedings, theses and dissertations, studies, and journals, among other university publications.

Dolnoslaska Biblioteka Cyfrowa at the Politechniki Wroclawskiej (Wroclaw University of Technology Digital Library) in Poland contains materials from the Library's holdings in digital form. It uses dlibra, a framework for building digital libraries.

DORA: De Montfort University Research Open Archive DORA opened as a research project of the Department of Library Services at De Montfort University in May 2005. It provides access to research from the university. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DORAS (DCU Online Research Access Service) provides free open access to scholarly research publications and theses from Dublin City University, Ireland. The archive runs on eprints, open archive software available from eprints.org.

The Doshisha University Academic Repository is a system for electronically collecting, accumulating, and storing research results, educational resources, and other academic content created by teachers, graduate students and other researchers, and those working on research projects connected with the university's faculties, research departments, laboratories, and research and other centers. This content is available free of charge to people anywhere in the world via the Internet. All data stored on this system can be searched using Doshisha University's DOORS library searching system.

DRUM: Digital Repository at the University of Maryland provides digital repository services for the University of Maryland. Currently there are three types of materials being collected: faculty deposited documents, a Library managed collection of UM doctoral dissertations, and a collection of technical reports. The University of Maryland Libraries are managing DRUM as a service to the campus. DRUM uses DSpace software, jointly developed by MIT and Hewlett Packard.

Dryden Technical Reports Server (DTRS) contains technical publications of the DTRS. The repository is running on eprints.org open archives software.

DSpace at Bromley College acts as a searchable archive for e-materials, e.g., documents, worksheets, presentations, video, audio and image files. The repository contains e-materials created at Bromley College. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

Erasmus University Research Online uses DSpace, developed at MIT, as the digital repository of research papers from Erasmus University, Rotterdam. The repository includes preprints, technical reports, working papers, images, videos, and more.

DSpace at Howest provides access to research from Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen University. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) contains research materials from the IUP community. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at Manchester contains publications from Manchester University, England. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at MIT is MIT's online institutional repository, built to save, share, and search MIT's digital research materials, including preprints, technical reports, working papers, conference papers, images, and more. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen is the institutional repository of Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen in the Netherlands. It contains electronic publications from the researchers at the Universiteit. Most of these publications are dissertations, academic addresses and reports. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at Tartu University Library provides access to publications written by researchers at Tartu University, Estonia. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

The University of Calgary uses DSpace, developed at MIT, to capture, distribute and preserve the intellectual output of the University of Calgary. The Information Resources and Information Technologies departments at the University of Calgary are examining new roles that support the research and teaching of the University and that will, in particular, preserve and make publicly available the University's record of scholarly information. DSpace will store, preserve and provide access to "born digital" materials, providing a stable, secure, and long term environment.

DSpace at the University of Guelph provides access to research from the University. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at the University of Lethbridge provides access to research from the University. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at the University of Saskatchewan contains publications from University of Saskatchewan researchers. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

The University of Washington uses DSpace, developed at MIT, to capture, distribute and preserve the intellectual output of the University of Washington. It is run by the University Libraries.

DSpace at the University of Washington Health Sciences Libraries contains publications from the Health Sciences Libraries at the University of Washington. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at UFPR (Universidade Federal do Paraná) contains publications by researchers at UFPR. The repository uses DSpace software, a joint project of MIT Libraries and the Hewlett-Packard Company.

DSpace at Ural State University in Russia contains publications from Ural State University. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at Vidyanidhi provides access to research from multiple universities in India. Vidyanidhi (meaning "treasure of knowledge" in Sanskrit) is India's digital library initiative to facilitate the creation, archiving and accessing of doctoral theses. Vidyanidhi is an information infrastructure, a digital library, a portal of resources, tools and facilities for doctoral research in India. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace at Waseda University collects, preserves, indexes, and distributes digital scholarly output of Waseda University (Japan) researchers. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT. The Waseda University Library manages the archive.

DSpace at Zhejiang University contains publications from Zhejiang University in China. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace de Universidad de Los Andes contains publications of researchers at the Universidad, including technical reports, working papers, journal articles, software, and different kind of media. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace INRA (l'Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique) Avignon archives the collections of digital documents from research units at INRA Avignon. These include scientific, technical or advisory publications, non-published documents such as thesis, reports, conference papers or lectures, methodologies and knowledge or practical abilities, and image collections. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace@Cambridge is the institutional repository of the University of Cambridge. The repository was established in 2003 to facilitate the deposit of digital content of a scholarly or heritage nature, allowing employees and their departments at the University to share and preserve this content in a managed environment. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSpace@NCL repository collects, preserves and disseminates in digital format the research output created by the National Chemical Laboratory (Pune, India) research community. It enables the community to deposit their pre-prints, post-prints and other scholarly publications using a web interface, and organizes these publications for easy retrieval.

DSpace@NITR collects,preserves and dissiminates the intellectual ouput of the National Institute of Technology in Rourkela, India to the global audience. Presently, it archives journal articles, pre-prints and conference papers authored by NITR researchers.

The Università di Parma (UNIPR) uses DSpace, developed at MIT, to capture, distribute and preserve the intellectual output of the Università di Parma. The DSpace@UNIPR service, currently in development for the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy, provides access to theses, conferences reports, and research works in digital format.

DSpaceUNM is a digital archive for The University of New Mexico's research and creative works. It is an open access tool for collecting, disseminating, and preserving the intellectual output of the UNM community. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DSTO (Defence Science and Technology Organisation) Publications Online contains two collections: DSTO Formal Reports published since 1995, including Research Reports, Technical Reports, Technical Notes, General Documents and the former Client Report series; and DSTO External Publications including papers published by DSTO staff in public domain journals or conference proceedings. The repository has been established and is maintained by the DSTO Research Library in cooperation with DSTO Defence Science Communications.

DuEPublico: Duisburg-Essen Publications Online from the Universität Duisburg-Essen in Germany contains digital publications, such as theses, publications, and multimedia teaching materials, of all departments at the Universität.

DUGiMedia is the digital repository at the Universitat de Girona and contains digital and audio-visual files of conferences, seminars and symposiums released by The Ferrater Mora Chair of Contemporary Thought, founded in 1989. The Chair organizes two sessions of lessons each year (November and June) on contemporary thought conducted by eminent thinkers of international renown. The Chair, whilst devoted to thought, is not however strictly confined to the discipline of Philosophy, welcoming as it does the contribution of interdisciplinary seminars from across the board in the sciences and the arts. The repository uses DSpace open-access software.

The Duke University Law Faculty Scholarship Repository contains documents written by Duke University law school faculty members. The repository is running on eprints.org open archives software.

The Duke University Libraries Digital Collections contains several collections of digitized materials from Duke University, including Ration Coupons on the Home Front, 1942-1945; and Construction of Duke University, 1924-1932.

DukeSpace at Duke University provides access to recent Duke dissertations and master's projects as well as access to university records and other related digital content managed by the Duke University Archives. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DUO (Digitale Utgivelser ved Universitetet I Oslo) provides access to electronic editions of theses, special research papers, and a growing number of electronic scientific publications produced at the Universitetet I Oslo (UiO). The project is a collaboration between the University Center for Information Technology (USIT) and the Oslo University Library (UBO).

Durham Research Online is the institutional repository of Durham University and provides journal articles, book chapters and conference papers written by University researchers. The repository is running on eprints.org open archives software.

The DUT Institutional Repository contains theses and dissertations from Durban University of Technology in South Africa. It uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.

DViikki contains e-publications from the Helsingin Yliopisto (University of Helsinki) at the Viikki campus. The service is provided by the Viikki Science Library. The repository uses DSpace open-access software, developed at MIT.